Kyosho Ultima RB6 & RB6.6 Car Thread
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Looks like my buggy will come with 2 Reedy bats, one 65c & the other 75c. I am planning on buying 2 new batteries so what is a good mah & 'C' rating to go with? Is there such thing as too high C rating?
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In my opinion C rating is a marketing ploy because there is no industry standard. Although I will not buy a 20c battery if I can buy a 40 or higher one.
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There us a noticeable difference between the punch of my reedy 65c and my orion 100 especially In stock.
Last edited by jpcopeland1; 03-28-2015 at 06:50 PM.
Yes, you will want the UM713B arms if you can find them.
Come to find out I have those arms on the buggy that I just bought. I just could not believe that the third hole was so far in. Anyways it looks like A main has those arms in stock for anyone looking for them
Thanks for everyone's help
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Hi peeps, just in the middle off building this buggy and can't make up my mind weather to go mid motor or rear motor, i run on a medium size out door track which is high traction on race day most of the time, but can also loose traction quickly and become very dusty, what i'd like is some advise from people that have run both setups and what they found, by the way i will be running a 7.5t motor in the modified class any advise will be greatly appreciated.
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I would honestly say for track conditions that can change that quickly your better off going rear motor, won't upset the car as much as it would in mid when the track goes away, proper tires will be crucial for any outdoor track. See what the fast guys are running and follow suite.
Anybody that's running a square pack let's see your layout please
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I used a 1/16 I believe. Just enough to get a 3mm screw in.
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Those running AE wheels what locknut are you using?
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So this might seem a little overboard but has anyone measured and did the math on the angles the rear toe blocks provide? After googleing right angle trig (because it's been a while) I did the measurements and came up to 2.7* on the toe blocks without the pills. Then I did the measurements on B in/A and came to 3.2*. Technically speaking, what I thought was 3.5* is closer to 3* than the included spec sheet says. Anyone took the time to measure and calculate?
Last edited by cnelson3; 03-29-2015 at 07:40 PM.
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Ball end type question
What does running a Medium vs. Large ball end type on the front/rear shock do for handling besides moving the shock collar up and down the shock body for a given ride height? I see Tebo is running L fronts and M rears which is the opposite of what the manual specifies. I presume it has something to do with vertical travel?